Sen. Doug Jones, D-Ala., a member of the committee,
said Thursday that he hopes Trump doesn’t declare an emergency and
divert military money to build a wall. “Congress is
concerned about the overreach, and I think the American public is
concerned about the overreach of the executive branch of government
right now,” Jones said.
On Tuesday, Trump ramped up his attacks on the South Carolina senator — who made headlines Monday for calling the Donald a “jackass” — and even gave out Graham’s private phone number.
Diana, wearing goggles and a mask over her face, said she was born in El Paso and that her father was a U.S. citizen. She added that her mother was born in a small town in Mexico and that she herself was a permanent resident in the U.S. while studying for her American citizenship.
Congress as a whole is overwhelmingly Christian — even more so than the country. Seventy-one percent of Americans identify as Christian, compared to 88 percent of Congress. Both Protestants and Catholics are over-represented on Capitol Hill.